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1979

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Acter Group Overview

Acter Group is one of Taiwan's leading cleanroom and facility electromechanical integrators, designing and building the ultra-clean, temperature- and humidity-controlled production environments on which semiconductor fabs, advanced-packaging plants, display, electronic-component, PCB, data-centre and biopharmaceutical factories depend. From its Taichung base the group has grown into a multi-entity "fleet": the parent handles cleanroom, HVAC, industrial ventilation and turnkey facility engineering; Nova Technology supplies water, gas and chemical process-supply systems; 銳澤 specialises in bulk gas and hook-up works; and Shanghai-listed Acter Technology Integration Group serves mainland China. Revenue has roughly doubled since 2021 to a record NT$41.5 billion in 2025, driven by AI-related capacity expansion in Taiwan, CoWoS-type advanced packaging and a breakthrough into front-end foundry facility work. With a record backlog, a 70% dividend payout policy and new subsidiaries in the United States and Japan, Acter is positioning itself as an Asia-origin, globally deployable fab-infrastructure engineering platform.


What the company does

Acter Group designs, procures, builds, tests and maintains the facility systems that make high-technology manufacturing possible. Its core work is the cleanroom envelope and the electromechanical systems inside and around it: make-up air units, fan-filter units, HVAC, exhaust and industrial ventilation, constant-temperature/constant-humidity control, electrical and power distribution, process cooling water, and the "hook-up" connecting tools to utilities. Through its subsidiaries the group extends into process-supply systems — ultrapure water, bulk and specialty gas, chemical delivery and waste-liquid/solvent treatment — allowing it to offer complete turnkey fab-infrastructure packages.

The company describes its principal business as the design and construction of cleroom electromechanical and process facilities for high-technology industries such as electronics and biotech/pharmaceuticals, energy-saving technical services, and electromechanical/HVAC system integration. It lists its service scope as cleanroom engineering, electromechanical and air-conditioning works, industrial ventilation, constant-temperature/humidity engineering, turnkey projects, and repair-and-maintenance services, covering the full cycle from design through construction, testing and validation.

Business and revenue model

Revenue typeCharacterRelative weight
Turnkey / EPC facility projectsDesign-build of cleanroom and MEP systems for new fabs and plantsDominant
Sub-contracted system packagesHVAC, cleanroom, process-supply packages under a general contractorSignificant
Process-supply equipment and systemsGas, chemical and water systems (Nova, 銳澤)Significant at group level
Retrofit and expansion worksUpgrades of existing fabs, line conversionsRecurring
Maintenance and after-sales serviceRepair, maintenance, energy-saving servicesSmall but stable
Gas materials salesGas material sales by 銳澤's innovation business unitEmerging

Acter is a project-based engineering contractor. Revenue is recognised over time as construction progresses, so reported revenue tracks the physical execution of a backlog of contracts typically spanning one to three years. At end-2025 the transaction price allocated to remaining performance obligations was NT$33,432 million, to be recognised over the following one to three years (FY2025 consolidated financial statements). The broader "orders in hand" measure that management cites — including signed contracts not yet started — reached approximately NT$55 billion at end Q1 2026.

Turnkey / EPC facility projects: Character: Design-build of cleanroom and MEP systems for new fabs and plants; Relative weight: Dominant

Sub-contracted system packages: Character: HVAC, cleanroom, process-supply packages under a general contractor; Relative weight: Significant

Process-supply equipment and systems: Character: Gas, chemical and water systems (Nova, 銳澤); Relative weight: Significant at group level

Retrofit and expansion works: Character: Upgrades of existing fabs, line conversions; Relative weight: Recurring

Maintenance and after-sales service: Character: Repair, maintenance, energy-saving services; Relative weight: Small but stable

Gas materials sales: Character: Gas material sales by 銳澤's innovation business unit; Relative weight: Emerging

The group does not sell subscriptions or licences; its intellectual capital is embedded in design, project-management methods and BIM/EPCM delivery capability.

Value-chain position

Acter sits between the semiconductor/electronics manufacturer (the facility owner) and a long tail of equipment, materials and labour suppliers. It is a tier-one or tier-two facility contractor — awarded packages directly by chipmakers and packaging houses or through general contractors — and acts as the systems integrator that coordinates HVAC, filtration, electrical, piping and controls suppliers into a validated, certified clean production space.

Customer types and end-markets

Customers are, in order of size, semiconductor manufacturers (foundry, memory, OSAT/advanced packaging), green-energy and optoelectronics producers, electronics assembly, consumer/industrial manufacturing, precision industry, and medical/biotech. In 2025–2026 management highlighted semiconductor, electronic components, packaging and testing, PCB, memory and AI supply-chain customers as the main demand drivers, and in Q1 2026 cited AI data centres as an additional source of project activity.

Independent characterisation

Acter is best understood as a high-ROE, asset-light project integrator whose growth is a geared play on fab and advanced-packaging capital expenditure in Taiwan, with China and Southeast Asia as secondary engines and the US and Japan as new options. Historically it focused on smaller sub-contracted packages with tight cost and schedule control; the acquisition of Nova Technology and the formation of a multi-entity group allowed it to bid for larger turnkey contracts. The 2024–2025 entry into advanced-packaging and then front-end foundry facility work for Taiwan's leading foundry marked a step-change in addressable market and is the main reason revenue and margins reached record levels in 2025–2026.

Strategy

Stated strategy

PriorityContent
Market expansion and investment efficiencyDeepen existing relationships, win new customers, expand overseas, pursue vertical specialisation and horizontal integration
International cooperation and technical servicesWork with international partners on semiconductor equipment R&D and cybersecurity; help customers build smart facilities
New engineering and environmental technologyCombine gas/chemical supply expertise with waste-liquid and solvent treatment to develop green engineering and energy services
Talent and management developmentRecruit multi-disciplinary talent and build the next management cohort
Project-management excellenceShorten completion times, raise order-conversion rates, handle rush orders, raise output per employee

Management describes its competitive advantages as "internationalisation, differentiation and diversification" and its goal as becoming an international-grade engineering service platform. Its strategic priorities include:

Market expansion and investment efficiency: Content: Deepen existing relationships, win new customers, expand overseas, pursue vertical specialisation and horizontal integration

International cooperation and technical services: Content: Work with international partners on semiconductor equipment R&D and cybersecurity; help customers build smart facilities

New engineering and environmental technology: Content: Combine gas/chemical supply expertise with waste-liquid and solvent treatment to develop green engineering and energy services

Talent and management development: Content: Recruit multi-disciplinary talent and build the next management cohort

Project-management excellence: Content: Shorten completion times, raise order-conversion rates, handle rush orders, raise output per employee

Initiatives in the last 24 months

DateInitiative
Mar 2025Formal entry into the Americas; evaluation of Europe; "joint fleet" model with Nova and 銳澤
2,025Entry into front-end foundry facility works following back-end packaging success
2,025銳澤 to add US and Germany subsidiaries; new self-developed equipment for sale
2,025Nova establishes a Malaysian subsidiary and targets Japan
Nov 2025US$10 million wholly owned US subsidiary
2,026Semi-annual dividend payments; 70% payout
Jul–Aug 2026Domestic convertible bonds (second and third issues)
Aug 2026Shanghai subsidiary convertible bond approved
2,026US and Japan bases completed; accelerating project launch in both markets

Mar 2025: Initiative: Formal entry into the Americas; evaluation of Europe; "joint fleet" model with Nova and 銳澤

2025: Initiative: Entry into front-end foundry facility works following back-end packaging success

2025: Initiative: 銳澤 to add US and Germany subsidiaries; new self-developed equipment for sale

2025: Initiative: Nova establishes a Malaysian subsidiary and targets Japan

Nov 2025: Initiative: US$10 million wholly owned US subsidiary

2026: Initiative: Semi-annual dividend payments; 70% payout

Jul–Aug 2026: Initiative: Domestic convertible bonds (second and third issues)

Aug 2026: Initiative: Shanghai subsidiary convertible bond approved

2026: Initiative: US and Japan bases completed; accelerating project launch in both markets

Medium-term guidance

Management does not publish numerical revenue or margin targets. Its qualitative outlook for 2026 is positive, citing AI, semiconductors, electronic components, PCB and memory investment, and a goal of raising output per employee as order volumes scale.

Products & Services

Acter is a services business; its "products" are engineering disciplines delivered as projects. The portfolio below is organised by group entity.

Parent — cleanroom and facility engineering

OfferingDescriptionTarget customerNotes
Cleanroom engineeringDesign-build of ISO-class cleanrooms: walls, ceilings, raised floors, airflow design, filtrationFabs, OSAT, display, biotechCore franchise since 1979
Electromechanical & HVAC integrationMake-up air, chilled water, power distribution, controlsHigh-tech factoriesIncludes energy-efficiency design
Industrial ventilation & exhaustGeneral/acid/alkali/solvent exhaust systemsSemiconductor and chemical plants—
Constant temperature & humidity engineeringPrecision environmental controlLithography areas, metrology, labs—
Turnkey projectsFull design, construction, testing and validationOwners seeking a single point of responsibilityEnabled by group integration
Repair & maintenanceAfter-sales service, upgrades, energy-saving retrofitsInstalled baseRecurring revenue
Energy-saving technical servicesEfficiency optimisation of HVAC and utility systemsFactory owners with net-zero targetsLinked to green-engineering strategy
BIM / EPCM deliveryBuilding information modelling and engineering-procurement-construction managementLarge multi-site projects—

Nova Technology — process-supply systems

OfferingDescriptionTarget customer
Water systemsUltrapure and process water supplyFabs, display
Gas systemsBulk and specialty gas deliveryFabs, OSAT
Chemical supply systemsChemical delivery and distributionSemiconductor front-end
Waste-liquid and solvent treatmentRecovery and treatment systemsFabs with environmental targets
Factory facility equipmentFacility equipment sales, particularly in ChinaMature-node fabs, OSAT

In FY2024 Nova's revenue split was 59.39% China and 29.84% Taiwan, with Southeast Asia at a record high.

銳澤 — gas and hook-up

OfferingDescriptionTarget customer
Gas main systemsBulk gas distribution backboneFoundry, memory, equipment makers
Secondary hook-upTool-level utility connectionFabs during tool move-in
Gas materials salesDistribution of gas materialsFabs
In-house equipmentNew self-developed equipment entering acceptance and saleFabs

China — Acter Technology Integration Group

Overall cleanroom system integration solutions for semiconductor, display and electronics customers in mainland China; headquartered in Suzhou, Jiangsu, with 762 full-time employees.

Pricing is contract-specific and not publicly disclosed.

Financial Narrative

Income statement

Sources: FY2021–FY2024 from S&P Global Market Intelligence-derived financials; FY2025 from the company's FY2025 results release (3 March 2026).

FY2024 operating income and net income are derived from FY2025 reported values and their reported growth rates (29% and 34.76%). Including non-controlling interests (minority holders in Nova, 銳澤 and the Shanghai-listed subsidiary), consolidated net margin was about 11% in FY2025 and operating margin about 14%. Gross margin was approximately 19% in FY2025; Q4 2025 gross margin was 20.43%.

Revenue CAGR FY2021–FY2025: approximately 19.7%.

Balance sheet

At 30 June 2025, total assets were NT$37.18 billion and total liabilities NT$21.04 billion, implying total equity (including non-controlling interests) of about NT$16.14 billion. Cash stood at NT$9,435 million at 30 September 2025, rising to NT$12,996 million by year-end on strong fourth-quarter collections. The group added convertible-bond funding in July–August 2026 through its second and third domestic unsecured convertible bonds.

Commentary

Growth. Revenue more than doubled between FY2021 and FY2025. The one down year, FY2023 (-11.3%), reflected the post-pandemic consumer-electronics capex pause and the completion of a large FY2022 project cohort. The FY2024 recovery (+20.7%) was driven by CoWoS-type advanced-packaging facility urgency; FY2025 (+37.1%) by Taiwan project recognition (+69% in Taiwan), entry into front-end foundry facilities, and memory/AI expansions. 9M 2026 revenue of NT$39.26 billion (+28.7%) means FY2026 is very likely to exceed NT$50 billion.

Margins. Gross margin compressed in Q1 2025 (18% vs. 21% a year earlier) as volume ramped on new, lower-margin-at-start projects, then expanded through the year (Q4 2025: 20.43%) and jumped to 25% in Q1 2026 as large projects reached completion, change orders were settled and supply-chain integration delivered savings. Operating margin of 19% and net margin of 16% in Q1 2026 are the highest in the group's history; Q2 2026 EPS of NT$10.97 was 14% below Q1, suggesting Q1 included favourable project close-outs and that a normalised margin sits somewhat lower.

Earnings quality. EPS growth of 40% (FY2024), 35% (FY2025) and 96% (H1 2026) has been backed by positive operating cash flow (NT$5.8 billion in FY2025) and rising cash balances. Project-based revenue creates large contract-asset and receivable swings; the group itself flags concentration of credit risk in a small number of large customers.

Capital intensity. Capital expenditure is minimal relative to revenue; the business converts a high share of earnings to cash, which supports the 70% payout. The 2026 convertible bonds indicate management wants balance-sheet capacity for larger overseas performance bonds and working capital rather than fixed assets.

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Financial Detail

Margin Analysis (%)

MetricFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025

Revenue (TWD Mn)

20,21728,26225,06130,25441,482

Revenue growth (%)

44.639.8-11.320.737.1

Margin Analysis (%) (FY2023–FY2025)

MetricFY2023FY2024FY2025

Operating income (TWD Mn)

—4,4215,703

Operating margin (%)

—14.613.7

Net income attributable to parent (TWD Mn)

—2,6173,527

Net margin attributable to parent (%)

—8.78.5

EPS basic (TWD)

15.0321.0928.42

EPS growth (%)

—40.334.8

Financial Analysis

MetricH1 2025H1 2026

Revenue (TWD Mn)

19,46524,983

EPS (TWD)

12.1323.73

Margin Analysis (%) (Quarterly)

MetricQ1 2025Q1 2026

Gross margin (%)

1825

Operating margin (%)

—19

Net margin (%)

7.516

Net income attributable (TWD Mn)

6431,583

Financial Analysis (Annual)

MetricFY2024FY2025

Cash & equivalents (TWD Mn)

9,89912,996

Returns & Leverage Ratios (%)

MetricFY2025

Operating cash flow (TWD Mn)

5,800

Dividend per share declared (TWD)

20.0

Payout ratio (%)

70

Return on equity, trailing to Q1 2026 (%)

28.7

Region Overview

RegionRole in the groupTrend

Taiwan

Largest market; foundry, advanced packaging, memory, PCB, AI supply chain

Fastest growing: +69% in FY2025; 67% of revenue in Q1 2026 vs. 54% in Q1 2025

Mainland China

Served by Nova and the Shanghai-listed subsidiary; mature-node and OSAT capacity

Steady; share declining as Taiwan accelerates

Southeast Asia

Singapore, Malaysia and others; relocation of Taiwanese and international supply chains

Record highs at Nova in FY2024

United States

New subsidiary (US$10 million capital, approved Nov 2025); 銳澤 US base

Start-up phase

Japan

Bases established by the group and 銳澤

Start-up phase

Europe

Germany subsidiary planned by 銳澤; parent evaluating a base

Evaluation

Valuation Snapshot

MetricValue

Share price (late Oct 2026)

approx. NT$902

Share price (9 Dec 2024)

NT$363

Share price (3 Sep 2025)

NT$862

Market cap (Oct 2026)

approx. NT$112.7 billion

Trailing EPS (Q4 2025–Q2 2026 basis)

approx. NT$40.0

Trailing P/E

approx. 22.5x

Metric

FY2023

EPS (TWD)

15.03

Analyst Conclusions

Management guidance. Positive outlook for Q3 and Q4 2026, driven by AI, semiconductors, electronic components, PCB and memory, with acceleration of US and Japan project launches.

Bull case.

  1. Record backlog of approx. NT$55 billion underpins FY2026 revenue above NT$50 billion.

  2. Margin step-up (Q1 2026 gross margin 25%) shows pricing power in a tight facility-engineering market.

  3. US and Japan bases open a multi-year overseas growth option.

Bear case.

  1. Taiwan concentration (67%) leaves the group exposed to any pause in the leading foundry's capex.

  2. Q1 2026 margins may have been flattered by project close-outs, as the Q2 EPS decline suggests.

  3. Overseas execution risk and convertible-bond dilution could weigh on returns.

Key catalysts (next 12 months):

Q3 2026 results: Timing: November 2026

Monthly revenue releases: Timing: Monthly

FY2026 results and dividend: Timing: March 2027

First US project awards: Timing: 2026–2027

Backlog updates: Timing: Quarterly

Analyst verdict. Acter Group has transformed from a mid-sized Taiwanese cleanroom sub-contractor into a full-scope fab-infrastructure platform, and its numbers show it. Revenue roughly doubled between FY2021 and FY2025, EPS nearly doubled between FY2023 and FY2025, and H1 2026 EPS rose 96%. The drivers are durable: AI-related advanced packaging, front-end foundry expansion, memory and PCB capacity, and the relocation of supply chains. The group's integrated structure — cleanroom and HVAC at the parent, gas, water and chemical systems at Nova and 銳澤, and a China platform in Shanghai — lets it bid for turnkey work that single-discipline contractors cannot.

The investment debate centres on durability. At about 22–23 times trailing earnings the shares price in continued growth, and the company's history includes a meaningful downturn in FY2023. Taiwan concentration and reliance on a small number of very large customers is the main structural risk; the July 2026 revenue slowdown is a reminder that project timing can make results lumpy. Against that, a record backlog, strong cash generation, a 70% payout and an expanding overseas footprint give the group visibility and optionality that few peers of its size possess. The US and Japan launches will determine whether Acter becomes a genuinely global contractor or remains a high-quality Taiwan cycle play. For now, the balance of evidence favours continued growth through 2027, with margin normalisation and overseas execution the key monitorables.

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Executive Leadership

Executive Leadership Team

NameTitleBackground

Liang Chin-Li (梁進利)

Chairman

Native of Dacheng, Changhua; vocational training in refrigeration and air-conditioning; began as a site engineer; joined Acter in his early thirties with his team; served as President before succeeding the founder as Chairman; holds an EMBA

Lai Ming-Kun (賴銘崑)

President

Leads group strategy including the 2025 entry into front-end foundry facilities and the Americas

Hsu Tsung-Cheng (許宗政)

Leader, Nova Technology

Former President of Acter; ran Acter and Nova concurrently and took both to listing before focusing on Nova

Chou Ku-Hua (周谷樺)

President, 銳澤

Leads 銳澤's overseas expansion and equipment R&D

Yang Chiung-Tang (楊烱棠)

Founder

Founded Acter in 1979; designed the structured succession programme

Hu Tai-Chen (胡台珍)

Director

Transferred 500 lots of shares as a gift in October 2024

Competitive Landscape

Key Competitors

CompetitorHome marketOverlap with Acter

United Integrated Services (漢唐, TWSE: 2404)

Taiwan

Leading foundry cleanroom/MEP turnkey

L&K Engineering (亞翔, TWSE: 6139)

Taiwan

Cleanroom and MEP for fabs, including overseas

Marketech International (帆宣, TWSE: 6196)

Taiwan

Process-supply systems and hook-up

Exyte

Germany

Global fab EPCM leader

Kinetics

US

Process-supply systems

Taikisha

Japan

Cleanroom HVAC

Sanki Engineering

Japan

Industrial HVAC and cleanroom

Jacobs

US

Fab design and EPCM

China domestic cleanroom integrators

China

Mature-node fab cleanrooms

Southeast Asian contractors

Singapore, Malaysia

Regional OSAT and electronics facilities

Company Snapshot

1979

Founded

Taichung City, Taiwan

Headquarters

SWOT Analysis

Strengths

  • Record growth: FY2025 revenue NT$41.5 billion (+37.1%)
  • High profitability: Q1 2026 gross margin 25%, operating margin 19%
  • High ROE: 28.7% trailing to Q1 2026
  • Visible pipeline: Backlog approx. NT$55 billion (Q1 2026)
  • Cash generation: FY2025 operating cash flow NT$5.8 billion; cash NT$13.0 billion
  • Shareholder returns: NT$20 FY2025 dividend, 70% payout

Weaknesses

  • Taiwan concentration: 67% of Q1 2026 revenue
  • Cyclicality: FY2023 revenue fell 11.3%
  • Margin volatility: Q1 2025 gross margin 18% vs. 21% a year earlier
  • Credit concentration: Group flags concentration of credit risk in large customers
  • Limited overseas track record: US subsidiary only approved November 2025
  • Lumpy monthly revenue: July 2026 revenue +3.4% vs. September +41%

Opportunities

  • Front-end foundry work: Entry in 2025 alongside a ten-year expansion programme
  • US fab build-out: US subsidiary and partner fleet
  • Japan: Bases completed 2026
  • Memory and AI: Management highlights memory and AI as 2026 drivers
  • Green engineering: Waste-treatment and energy services strategy
  • Southeast Asia: Nova's region at a record in FY2024

Threats

  • Capex cycle reversal: Industry history of downturns
  • Larger rivals: UIS, L&K and Exyte in overseas bids
  • Labour shortages: Group expanding international hiring
  • Geopolitics: Exposure to China through Nova and SSE subsidiary
  • Share-price volatility: 7.6% single-day drop (Sep 2025); July 2026 sell-off
  • Dilution: Three domestic convertible bonds outstanding

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Key Developments

DateEventSignificance
11 Mar 2025Group announces entry into the Americas and evaluation of Europe; backlog above NT$38 billionStart of globalisation
11 Mar 2025First front-end foundry facility customer confirmedMajor expansion of addressable market
8 May 2025Q1 2025 revenue NT$8.56 billion (+56%), EPS NT$5.18Record quarter; gross margin dips to 18%
10 Jul 2025June 2025 revenue NT$3.82 billion (+38%)Sustained momentum
Aug 2025H1 2025 results; total assets NT$37.18 billion; backlog above NT$47 billionBalance-sheet expansion
3 Sep 2025Shares fall 7.6% to NT$862Volatility at elevated valuation
9 Oct 2025Q3 2025 revenue NT$11.04 billion (+45%)Record third quarter
10 Nov 2025Q3 2025 EPS NT$8.22; 9M revenue already above FY2024Strong earnings
Nov 2025Board approves US$10 million US subsidiaryUS execution capability
10 Nov 2025October 2025 revenue NT$3.20 billion (+17.9%)–
9 Dec 2025November 2025 revenue NT$3.73 billion (+20%)Memory and semiconductor orders
4 Feb 2026H1 2025 dividend NT$5.5 paidFirst semi-annual payment
3 Mar 2026FY2025 record results; NT$14.5 H2 dividendRecord payout of NT$20 for the year
Apr 2026Shanghai subsidiary publishes third sustainability reportESG disclosure
12 May 2026Q1 2026 EPS NT$12.76 (+146%); margins at recordsMargin inflection
9 Jul 2026June 2026 revenue NT$4.77 billion; Q2 revenue NT$13.38 billion recordFourth straight month of double-digit growth
Late Jul 2026Taiwan market sell-off hits high-priced stocksShare-price volatility
28 Jul 2026Third domestic convertible bond pricedFunding
31 Jul 2026Second domestic convertible bond fully paid inFunding
10 Aug 2026Q2 2026 results: EPS NT$10.97 (+58%)H1 EPS NT$23.73 (+96%)
11 Aug 2026CSRC approves Shanghai subsidiary convertible bondChina funding
13 Aug 2026Third domestic convertible bond fully paid in–
15 Aug 2026July 2026 revenue NT$3.89 billion (+3.4%)Temporary slowdown
26 Aug 2026Shanghai subsidiary declares H1 2026 dividend–
Sep 2026Two overseas investor conferences (7–23 Sep)International investor outreach
10 Sep 2026August 2026 revenue NT$4.88 billion (+44.5%)Re-acceleration
10 Sep 2026Clarification of a media report filed with the exchangeDisclosure matter
12 Oct 2026September 2026 revenue NT$5.51 billion (+41%), monthly record9M 2026 revenue NT$39.26 billion (+28.7%)

Financial Performance

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Margins & Profitability

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Margin Analysis (%) (FY2021–FY2025): Revenue growth fell from 44.6% in FY2021 to 37.1% in FY2025.
Acter Group — Margin Analysis (%) (FY2021–FY2025)
Series (%)FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Revenue growth44.639.8-11.320.737.1

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Sources

  1. Acter Group FY2025 results release (3 March 2026), via UDN, Commercial Times, Anue/uanalyze
  2. Acter Q1–Q4 2025 earnings summaries (Quartr)
  3. Acter Q1 2026 results (Commercial Times, UDN, 12 May 2026)
  4. Acter monthly revenue announcements (TechNews, Win Investment, nStock, CNA)
  5. DIGITIMES Asia coverage (Jul 2025, Dec 2025, Mar 2026)
  6. Commercial Times (Mar 2025, Nov 2025, Sep 2026)
  7. TechNews (11 Mar 2025)
  8. Money Weekly (Jan 2025, Mar 2025, Oct 2025, 2026)
  9. Business Today (Dec 2017)
  10. Goodinfo exchange-announcement register (Jul–Oct 2026)
  11. StockAnalysis (S&P Global Market Intelligence) income statement
  12. Simply Wall St (ROE, quarterly EPS)
  13. SEMI member directory
  14. Musaffa / CB Insights (Acter Technology Integration Group)

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